Doctor Who Rare Entries Contests

DWRE2: 12 June 2006

Results

These are the results of the second Doctor Who Rare Entries Contest.
Once again, my thanks to Mark Brader, rec.puzzles King of Rare Entries
Contests, as well as to all the entrants.
There were 29 entrants, down on the 42 for DWRE1, but still a decent
number. And the winner is... NathanTheWhovian - who took the hard
road by including a wrong answer, but nevertheless ended up with a very
admirable 576. Second was Rob_C with 1728 and JesseS is just a few
points behind in third, up from fifth place last time. Here are their
answers (use a monospaced font for proper tabular alignment - this
probably means doing "view source").
NATHANTHEWHOVIAN ROB_C JESSES
0 Feet Hopscotch Miles
1 Gulliver/A Stranger Davros/Emperor Dalek Reporter/Newsreader
2 [WRONG] Masque of Mandragora The Silurians
3 Omega Ann Talbot Princess Strella
4 Enemy of the World The Daemons The Twin Dilemma
5 Bernard Horsfall dies Features Elgin Features Runcible
6 The Nemesis Statue Ganymede Driver Reacting vibrator
7 Mal Young John Nathan-Turner Phil Collinson
8 Mrs Bradley Mysteries Jonathan Creek The Bill
9 William Hartnell * Colin Baker Colin Baker
To review the scoring:
The scores on the different questions are MULTIPLIED to produce a final
score for each entrant. Low score wins; a perfect score is 1. If your
answer to a question is correct, then your score is the number of
people who gave that answer, or an answer I consider equivalent. A
wrong answer, or a skipped question, gets a high score as a penalty.
This is the median of:
- the number of entrants
- the square root of that number, rounded up to an integer
- double the largest number of entrants giving the same answer (right
or wrong) as each other on the question
Here is the complete table of scores.
RANK SCORE ENTRANT Q0 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9
1 576 Nathanthewhovian 2 1 WR 2 4 1 1 1 1 3
2 1,728 Rob_C 9 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 3 4
3 1,792 JesseS 1 1 4 4 1 2 2 7 1 4
4 2,016 wilf 2 3 6 2 1 1 1 7 2 2
5 3,072 Darkstar 4 2 2 2 4 2 WR 1 1 2
6 4,320 Simon Kinnear 9 4 2 2 1 1 1 2 3 5
7 4,704 Luke Curtis 7 1 4 1 2 1 1 7 3 4
8 9,600 Marnok 4 5 1 WR 1 1 1 2 3 5
9 10,368 solar.penguin 9 2 4 1 1 1 1 6 6 4
10 10,752 btn 7 1 2 WR 2 1 1 2 3 4
= 10,752 Fortmap 7 4 2 8 1 1 2 1 3 4
12 12,096 chriskelk 9 2 1 2 2 WR 1 7 1 3
13 13,824 Jonathan Morris 2 3 1 WR 2 WR 1 1 3 3
14 15,360 cols123 1 WR 1 WR 1 1 2 6 2 4
15 18,432 genesisrockz 4 1 6 8 2 1 2 2 6 2
16 21,504 Cyril Washbrook 7 4 2 8 2 1 2 2 2 3
17 23,040 John Dorney 2 3 1 8 4 1 2 2 6 5
18 32,256 Robot Porter 9 4 1 4 2 4 1 7 2 2
19 33,600 Trevor Gensch 7 5 1 1 4 2 2 2 6 5
20 40,320 Beyondthevoid 9 5 2 8 1 1 1 7 2 4
21 55,296 Neil Toynay 9 1 4 8 WR 1 WR 2 1 2
22 61,440 Paul B Arthur 2 WR 2 WR 1 2 2 6 1 4
23 141,120 alboreto 7 5 6 WR 1 1 2 7 1 3
24 184,320 sontaran 2 WR 6 4 WR 1 1 2 6 4
25 491,520 Aloysious 1 WR 2 8 WR 4 2 2 WR 2
26 497,664 yohinnchild 9 2 6 WR 2 1 2 6 3 4
27 921,600 Professor 4 WR 6 8 2 4 1 2 6 5
28 967,680 Andrew Lowrie 7 5 WR 4 2 4 1 6 3 4
29 4,976,640 artyclarty 9 WR 1 WR 2 WR WR 6 2 3
Here is the complete list of answers given. Each list shows correct
answers in the order worst to best (most to least popular). >>>
indicates that the "more specific variant" scoring was used.
Early in the contest, a couple of oafs posted answers in public news
groups. Worse, others attempted to score these answers. I doubt that
either of these actions has skewed the results much, but where news
group answers have also been given by other entrants, they have been
indicated. A * indicates the answer given by "Keith Morby" and a ~
indicates the answer given by "Lio Convoy".
0. Give a word which refers to something Venusian mentioned by any
character or seen on-screen. In other words, if mention is made of
"Venusian Artichokes" in The Terror of Evil, then "Artichokes"
would be a correct answer.
9 Hopscotch
7 Lullaby
4 Aikido *
2 Shanghorn
2 Feet
2 Seas
1 Karate
1 Ouja
1 Miles
Hopscotch and Lullaby were the clear favourites here, in fact
"Hopscotch" was the worst correct answer in DWRE2! I would also
have accepted "eyes" or "eye" since the lullaby referred to
means "close your eyes my darling, well three of them at least".
"Venusian Ouja" I think is Benton referring to the Doctor's
exotic martial arts in a faintly sarcastic manner, and I was tempted to
rule this one wrong since it is likely a misnomer. However I think this
answer is correct, given the wording of the second sentence of my
question. The "Seas" are the Metal Seas of Venus mentioned by Susan
in Marco Polo. While not fitting the template "Venusian xxx", this
is still a correct answer.
Note that entrants were asked to supply "a word" and yet many
submitted answers in the form "Venusian xxx". See question 3 for
more on this issue.
1. Identify a character referred to by two or more different names in
the closing credits. Answers referring to the same character will be
treated as equivalent. "Different names" means more different than
a simple re-rendering of the same name.
5 The Master (Castrovalva, Time-Flight, et al)
4 Bennett / Koquillion (The Rescue)
3 George Cranleigh / The Unknown (Black Orchid)
2 The Doctor
2 Omega / The Renegade (Arc of Infinity)
1 Kamelion / King John (The King's Demons)
1 Davros / Emperor Dalek (Remembrance of the Daleks)
1 K'anpo Rimpoche / Cho-Je (Planet of the Spiders)
1 Reporter / Newsreader (Aliens of London / The Christmas Invasion)
1 Weng-Chiang / Magnus Greel (The Talons of Weng-Chiang)
1 Hallett / Grenville / Enzu (Terror of the Vervoids)
1 Gulliver / A Stranger (The Mind Robber)
Wrong
2 Corporal Benton / Sgt Benton / RSM Benton (no change in name)
1 The Brigadier / Brigade Leader (different characters, no change in
name)
1 Vivien Fay / Cessair of Diplos (only credited as Fay)
1 Edgeworth / Azmael (only credited as Edgeworth)
1 Melkur / The Master (Melkur was the Master's Tardis)
Apparently, the second sentence of this question prompted some
headscratching, but I don't know how I could have made it any
clearer. I didn't wish to mark, for example, "Bennett" and
"Koquillion" as separate answers, since they both refer to the same
character. Thus, if two people answer "Bennett" and three people
answer "Koquillion", they should each get five points. Hence:
"Answers referring to the same character will be treated as
equivalent".
I have not been able to check this, but I don't believe that "James
Stoker as Sir Gilles Estram" was seen in the end-credits of The
King's Demons (only in the Radio Times), but this does not make
"The Master / Gilles Estram" a wrong answer, since the character
referred to is The Master, and he certainly has also been credited as
Kalid and Portreeve, to name but two. Any answer referring to The
Master was a correct answer - in fact, they were all the same correct
answer. On this basis "George Crangleigh / The Shape" was marked
correct, and equivalent to the, more accurate answer, "George
Cranleigh / The Unknown". Melkur, however, was never a name used by
The Master, and so this answer is wrong.
"The Doctor" is just about a correct answer, having been referred
to as "The Doctor", "Doctor Who" and (in the TV Movie) "Old
Doctor". However, in general, changes of title or rank only were not
sufficient. Gulliver is credited as "A Stranger" in episode one of
The Mind Robber and Hallett is named as both "Grenville" and
"Enzu" in the titles of Terror of the Vervoids. Susan Engel
however, is only credited as Vivien Fay in The Stones of Blood, and
similarly Maurice Denham is only credited as playing "Edgeworth".
I was very tempted to rule K'anpo Rimpoche / Cho-Je wrong on the
basis that they may be the same person, but they are clearly different
characters, but on reflection decided that - while such a definition
of character may be defensible - it wasn't fair to rely on it where
it hadn't been specified in the question.
The * answer appeared to be two answers to question 3 (I have no idea
why) and the ~ answer was "Sarah Jane Smith / Sarah Smith" which is
wrong.
2. Name a story which features no alien characters other than The
Doctor.
6 The Highlanders
4 Doctor Who and the Silurians
2 The Smugglers
2 The Myth Makers
2 The War Machines
2 Invasion of the Dinosaurs
1 Black Orchid
1 The Space Pirates
1 The Reign of Terror
1 The Masque of Mandragora
1 Robot ~
1 Father's Day
1 Marco Polo
1 The Enemy of the World
1 The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances
Wrong
1 The Green Death (Metebelis III)
1 The Sea Devils (The Master)
The "obvious" answer here is a 60s historical and nobody was
foolish enough to suggest one featuring Susan. Many people thought that
they'd be sneaky and pick a Pertwee story with earthly monsters,
hence a strong showing for The Silurians. Of course, you have to steer
clear of The Master if you're going to do that.
The Reapers escape definition as characters and so Father's Day
scrapes in, but the spear-chucking natives of Metebelis III discount
The Green Death, I'm afraid.
The * answer was The Edge of Destruction (wrong).
Correct answers that were not given include The Romans, The Crusade,
The Massacre, The Gunfighters, The Underwater Menace, Spearhead from
Space, The Girl in the Fireplace (just about) and Rise of the Cybermen
/ The Age of Steel (unless you want to argue that alternate Earth is an
alien planet). I don't think that any Sixth or Seventh Doctor stories
qualify. Why The Highlanders did so "well", with all these others
to choose from, I cannot say.
Interestingly, The Enemy of the World, which turned out to be a poor
answer (or the basis for a poor answer) to questions 3 and 4, was a
great answer to this question. Alas, the one entrant who submitted it
also used it for 3 and 4!
3. Some regular or recurring characters have met their identical
doubles. Name one of these doubles.
8 Salamander
4 Princess Strella
2 Ricky Smith
2 Ann Talbot
2 Omega
1 Kamelion
1 Marius's cloned Doctor
1 The Abbot of Amboise
Wrong
3 Romana / Princess Strella
1 Jo Grant (herself, not a double)
1 Mickey / Ricky
1 Nyssa / Ann
1 Jo Grant (it's her, not a double)
1 Vicki (herself, not a double)
This was the possibly the hardest question to mark fairly. Entrants
were asked to name the double of a regular character. Hence "Ann
Talbot" is a correct answer, but "Nyssa" is not. How then am I to
mark someone who submits the answer "Nyssa / Ann"? Rule 3 provides
the answer: "...alternate answers within an entry will not be
accepted. Only the first answer that you intentionally submit
counts." Ergo "Nyssa / Ann" is taken to mean "Nyssa" and is
therefore wrong, whereas "Ann Talbot / Nyssa" is taken to mean
"Ann Talbot" which is correct. This affected five entrants.
This strict interpretation of rule 3 did also create a correct answer
to question 1! The entrant who submitted "Doctor Who/ Salemander (in
Enemy of the World)" was deemed to have answered "The Doctor",
which is a correct answer, albeit likely not for the reasons the
entrant may have intended. In the interests of fairness, however, I
think I need to avoid trying to guess reasons or intentions and simply
go by what is written. I am considering highlighting this rule further
for DWRE3 and would be interested to hear views.
Less controversially (I hope), Jo Grant is a wrong answer since she saw
herself, not her double, in Day of the Daleks and the same is true of
Vicki in The Space Museum. If I let these in, I might have to accept
any character who looked in a mirror!
Correct answers not given include Meglos, Robot Doctor Who, Android
Doctor, Android Sarah, and (at a push) Xoanon. You never know, on a
good day I might even have marked "Maxil" and "Princess Astra"
correct, but nobody tried me. Doubles of the Fifth Doctor and Peri were
created by Sharaz Jek, but they never "met" their flesh-and-blood
counterparts (as far as we know).
Presumably question 3 and 4 reinforced each other which explains why
eight people went for Salamander and only 1 for The Abbot. Or maybe
this is because one episode of Troughton's performance is still in
existence and nothing remains of Hartnell's dual role. The absence of
Meglos I did find suprising, as the "Prickly Tom" photo was
everywhere in the early 80s. A waxwork version was even in Madame
Tussaud's for a while.
The * answer was "The Docdtor - Android double Android Invasion"
which was "rule 3 wrong" and the ~ answer was "Brigadier" which
is just plain old-fashioned "wrong" wrong (although he did meet a
younger/older version of himself).
4. Name a Target novelisation of a "Doctor Who" story written
neither by Terrance Dicks, nor the original, credited author of the
televised story on which it was based.
4 The Enemy of the World (book Ian Marter, script David Whitaker)
2 The Seeds of Doom ~ (book Philip Hinchcliffe, script Robert Banks
Stewart)
2 The Reign of Terror (book Ian Marter, script Dennis Spooner)
2 The Green Death (book Malcolm Hulke, script Robert Sloman)
2 The Daemons (book Barry Letts, script "Guy Leopold" = Letts
and Robert Sloman)
2 The Ark in Space * (book Ian Marter, script Robert Holmes)
2 The Edge of Destruction (book Nigel Robinson, script David
Whitaker)
1 The Sontaran Experiment (book Ian Marter, script Bob Baker and
Dave Martin)
1 The Celestial Toymaker (book Gerry Davis and Alison Bingeman,
script Brian Hayles)
1 The Power of the Daleks (book John Peel, script David Whitaker)
1 The Chase (book John Peel, script Terry Nation)
1 The Sensorites (book Nigel Robinson, script Peter R Newman)
1 The Romans (book Donald Cotton, script Dennis Spooner)
1 The Twin Dilemma (book Eric Saward, script Anthony Steven)
1 The Ribos Operation (book Ian Marter, script Robert Holmes)
1 Earthshock (book Ian Marter, script Eric Saward)
1 The Keys of Marinus (book Philip Hinchcliffe, script Terry Nation)
Wrong
2 Warriors' Gate (same author)
1 Terminus (same author)
Lots of Ian Marter, Philip Hinchcliffe and Nigel Robinson fun to be had
here. The Enemy of The World effect is still making itself felt -
it's the only answer here which scores worse than 2. The Daemons is
borderline, since Guy Leopold is a pseudonym for Barry Letts and Robert
Sloman, and Letts wrote the book, but I eventually decided that
"Letts and Sloman" was a different author from "Letts" and let
it through. Stephen Gallagher fans don't have it so easy though:
Gallagher wrote scripts and novels for Warriors' Gate and Terminus.
That he used a pseudonym for the novels doesn't change the fact that
the novels were written by the original credited author of the
televised story. I think all the rest are uncontroversial.
Correct answers not given include The Daleks, Attack of the Cybermen,
The Dominators, The Invasion, Mission to the Unknown, The Mutation of
Time, The Underwater Menace, The Masque of Mandragora and Battlefield
(which I thought would be a popular answer).
5. Name one unique feature of The Deadly Assassin. Your answer should
complete the sentence: "It is the only story which..."
4 Has Peter Pratt playing The Master
2 Features Runcible / a character named Runcible
2 Opens with scrolling text
2 Had its first episode premiered on 30 October
>>> 1 Was shown on BBC1 between 30th October 1976 and
20th November 1976
1 Has the Doctor getting his foot trapped in narrow-guage railway
points at the end of episode two
1 The Doctor's foot is caught in virtual railway tracks
1 Has two cliffhangers end on a freeze frame
1 Features a miniature railway as a weapon
1 Borusa is a Cardinal
1 Features the earliest incarnation of Borusa
1 Starts with a voice over by Tom Baker
1 Features on-screen death of Bernard Horsfall
1 Featured the Doctor with no companions *~
1 Contains 'Deadly' and 'Assassin' in title
1 Informs us that vaporisation without representation is against the
constitution
1 Censored by BBC after complaint from Mary Whitehouse
1 Has the production code 4P
1 Has Joan Ellacott doing the costumes
1 We don't see the eyes of the actor playing The Master
1 Features co-ordinator Elgin
Wrong
1 Starts with a voice over (TVM)
1 Has no on-screen female characters (Mission to the Unknown)
1 No female actor appears on-screen (Mission to the Unknown)
This was partly a test of entrants' ingenuity, since with a bit of
thought it should be possible to dredge up an obscure unique feature of
almost any story, and for a long time the answers here were very
"flat", but there was a sudden rush of support for Peter Pratt in
the final hours.
There were some other collisions. Both * and ~ answers were "The
Doctor and no companions", which was duplicated by a third entrant.
Scrolling text, voice-overs and railway tracks also featured a lot. The
three "railway track" entrants just managed to separate themselves
from each other; any closer and we'd have at least been in "more
specific variant" territory. One entrant's answer read "It is the
only story which in the original TV series, starts with a voice
over". If this was an attempt to exclude the TV Movie (which also
starts with a voice over), then it was not successful. Many entrants
failed to adhere to the instruction to complete the sentence "It is
the only story which..." but in general this was not enough to earn a
wrong answer penalty.
Alas, "...has no on-screen female characters" is wrong on two
counts. Helen Blatch provides the computer voice, but even if you
don't count that as "on-screen", Mission to the Unknown has no
female characters either.
6. Name a fictional device, self-contained and serving a particular
purpose (rather than a component of something larger), which has been
seen in The Doctor's possession.
2 Ganame Driver = Ganymede Driver (The Hand of Fear)
2 Sonic screwdriver *
2 Etheric Beam Locator (Genesis of the Daleks)
2 Stattenheim Remote Control (The Two Doctors)
2 Reacting vibrator (The Savages)
2 Rhondium Sensor (The Time Warrior)
1 Tribophysical waveform macrokinetic extrapolator (Boom Town)
1 The Whomobile (Invasion of the Dinosaurs, Planet of the Spiders)
1 Galactic Glitter (Brain of Morbius)
1 Psychic Paper
1 The Isoptope (The Web Planet)
1 Sonic lance (ATTACK OF THE CYBERMEN)
1 Delta wave augmenter (Kinda)
1 Matter converter gun (Arc of Infinity)
1 Nanogenes (The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances)
1 Time Sensor (The Time Monster)
1 Deep Healing Beam (The Twin Dilemma)
1 The Nemesis Statue (Silver Nemesis)
1 Travel Dials (Keys of Marinus)
1 Tardis key
Wrong
2 Blue crystal (not a device)
1 A galactic passport (not a device)
As one entrant commented, this all hinges on what is and is not a
"device" and what is and is not "possession". After some
thought, I decided that the Nemesis Statue has been in the Doctor's
possession (he does program it, after all), and that a Galactic Glitter
was a "device" (it's also fictional - there is no such firework
- or it would have been judged wrong on that score). However neither
a crystal nor a passport really make the grade. The nanogenes just
squeak in - they are at least technological. Recently released
Genesis of the Daleks and recently referenced The Hand of Fear were
fertile sources for inspiration. The ~ answer was K9, which would have
been correct. I was surprised at the number of 2 scores to this
question. There must be a couple of hundred correct answers!!
7. Name one of the producers of "Doctor Who".
7 Phil Collinson
6 Innes Lloyd
2 Peter V Ware
2 Graham Williams
2 Philip Hinchcliffe
2 Barry Letts
2 Derrick Sherwin
2 John Nathan-Turner
1 Mal Young
1 Philip Segal
1 Peter Bryant
1 Verity Lambert *
I only specified producer, not someone carrying the exact title of
"Producer", so Executive Producers and the like were all fair game,
although few took advantage of this. Peter V Ware was a producer on the
TV Movie and Mal Young was the BBC Executive who got an Executive
Producer credit on Series One (2005).
In a reverse of the pattern in DWRE1 - where the Russell T Davies
Doctors were not given as answers by anyone - Phil Collinson is the
most popular answer, although Julie Gardner is absent entirely. Innes
Lloyd, evidently an archetypal obscure producer is in second, with
no-one else scoring worse than 2. John Wiles, Verity Lambert's
successor, was not named by anyone, nor was Alex Beaton who took a
producer credit on the TV Movie.
The ~ answer was "Russell T Davis" which, despite the misspelling,
would have been correct. The * answer was to name 12 individuals who
have held that post, in chronological order. This would have been taken
to mean "Verity Lambert".
8. Name a television drama or comedy programme, transmitted in the UK
on a mainstream channel prior to the first posting of this competition,
which has, over the course of its run, featured at least two of the 10
official actors to have played The Doctor in credited, speaking roles.
6 Doctor Who
3 Hollyoaks (C Baker, McCoy)
3 Jonathan Creek (Davison, C Baker)
3 The Goodies (Troughton, Pertwee)
2 Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased) (T Baker, Tennant)
2 Z-Cars (Troughton, T Baker)
2 All Creatures Great and Small (Davison, Troughton) ~
1 Rab C Nesbitt (McCoy, Tennant)
1 The Bill (McCoy, Tennant)
1 Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (Pertwee, C Baker)
1 Casualty (C Baker, McCoy)
1 Softly, Softly (Hartnell, Troughton)
1 Swallows and Amazons Forever
1 Mrs Bradley Mysteries (Davison, Tennant)
Wrong
1 This is Your Life (not a drama or comedy)
Yes "Doctor Who" was a correct answer, in fact it was the trap
answer, snaring six entrants.
I researched this question before the contest began, and so most
answers were easy to mark. One exception was "The Young Indiana Jones
Chronicles". This show completed its run with a series of one-off TV
movies, one of which was called "Attack of the Hawkmen" and
featured Jon Pertwee (Colin Baker had appeared in one of the regular
hour-long episodes). As this film was never shown on a mainstream
channel in the UK, and as reference works differ as to whether it is
part of the series or not, I initially disallowed it. However, the
entrant pointed out that the wording of my question doesn't require
the specific episode(s) featuring the Official Ten to have been
broadcast in the UK, and so I have - grudgingly - allowed it.
The * answer was "Does 'Withnail and I' count?" No, it
doesn't.
Correct answers not given included Inspector Morse, Play for Today,
Poirot, The Flying Doctor(!), Thirty Minute Theatre and Warship. No,
you look them up. ;-)
9. Name one of the ten actors who have officially played The Doctor.
5 Patrick Troughton
4 Colin Baker
4 Tom Baker
4 Christopher Eccleston
3 William Hartnell *
3 Peter Davison
2 Jon Pertwee
2 Sylvester McCoy
2 David Tennant
The ~ answer was Paul McGann, who wasn't named by anybody else this
time, having been the second most popular choice last time around. No
surprise to see Davison near the bottom of the list this time, as
almost 25% went for him last time. Eccleston and Tennant appear at
last. No-one else was missing from the list. This was the only question
for which nobody scored a "1".
For comparison, here is the list from DWRE1
11 Peter Davison
7 Paul McGann
5 Jon Pertwee
5 Tom Baker
5 William Hartnell
4 Sylvester McCoy
4 Patrick Troughton
1 Colin Baker
DWRE3 will appear in a few days time.
Cheers
Tom
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Here are my final rulings and the updated scoresheet for DWRE2
Devices: Do not include passports and crystals. My earlier ruling
STANDS.
Aliens: The following stories all include alien companions and are
disallowed as correct answers: Black Orchid, The Reign of Terror, Marco
Polo. However, since Robot picks up from Planet of the Spiders after
Cho-Je disappears, he cannot be said to "feature" and so Robot is a
correct answer.
Doubles: The Abbot of Amboise never actually met The Doctor, so this is
an incorrect answer. I am satisfied that my wording was sufficiently
clear in my intent to disallow characters meeting themselves as correct
answers and so these answers remain incorrect.
Producers: I am satisfied that my wording was sufficiently clear in my
intent to admit those who performed producing duties of some sort but
held a title other than that of simply "producer" and so these answers
remain correct.
Below is the corrected scoretable. There are no changes in the top 10.
RANK SCORE ENTRANT Q0 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9
1 576 Nathanthewhovian 2 1 WR 2 4 1 1 1 1 3
2 1,728 Rob_C 9 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 3 4
3 1,792 JesseS 1 1 4 4 1 2 2 7 1 4
4 2,016 wilf 2 3 6 2 1 1 1 7 2 2
5 3,072 Darkstar 4 2 2 2 4 2 WR 1 1 2
6 4,320 Simon Kinnear 9 4 2 2 1 1 1 2 3 5
7 4,704 Luke Curtis 7 1 4 1 2 1 1 7 3 4
8 9,600 Marnok 4 5 1 WR 1 1 1 2 3 5
9 10,368 solar.penguin 9 2 4 1 1 1 1 6 6 4
10 10,752 Fortmap 7 4 2 8 1 1 2 1 3 4
= 10,752 btn 7 1 2 WR 2 1 1 2 3 4
12 12,096 chriskelk 9 2 1 2 2 WR 1 7 1 3
13 13,824 Jonathan Morris 2 3 1 WR 2 WR 1 1 3 3
14 18,432 genesisrockz 4 1 6 8 2 1 2 2 6 2
15 21,504 Cyril Washbrook 7 4 2 8 2 1 2 2 2 3
16 23,040 John Dorney 2 3 1 8 4 1 2 2 6 5
17 32,256 Robot Porter 9 4 1 4 2 4 1 7 2 2
18 40,320 Beyondthevoid 9 5 2 8 1 1 1 7 2 4
19 55,296 Neil Toynay 9 1 4 8 WR 1 WR 2 1 2
20 61,440 Paul B Arthur 2 WR 2 WR 1 2 2 6 1 4
21 141,120 alboreto 7 5 6 WR 1 1 2 7 1 3
22 184,320 sontaran 2 WR 6 4 WR 1 1 2 6 4
= 184,320 cols123 1 WR WR WR 1 1 2 6 2 4
24 491,520 Aloysious 1 WR 2 8 WR 4 2 2 WR 2
25 497,664 yohinnchild 9 2 6 WR 2 1 2 6 3 4
26 921,600 Professor 4 WR 6 8 2 4 1 2 6 5
27 967,680 Andrew Lowrie 7 5 WR 4 2 4 1 6 3 4
28 6,451,200 Trevor Gensch 7 5 WR WR 4 2 2 2 6 5
29 59,719,680 artyclarty 9 WR WR WR 2 WR WR 6 2 3